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  1. 19th Dec 2003 10:15 #1
    Gazorgan
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    http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,106223,00.html

    Illegal supoenas are finally stopped. The ISP's are no longer in a quandry over privacy issues!!! A 'Victory' for consumer rights groups.
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    Good news however the RIAA will find yet another way to alienate their customer base.
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    They will launch there robots.

    Specifically DS3's with P2P spoofing software. Very devious, but they have good checksum but bad data packets. Sigh...it explains soooooooo much with downlaoded AVI's being corrupt......
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    "They will launch there robots"

    Actually a cybernetic organism:

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    Thats great. The law was meant to get the names of people who operated websites hosted by these isps not the home user. I hope when people do go to trial we get some good old jury nullifcation(sp).
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